Sandra Abrams (speaker) introduces and advocates for the idea of "virtual natives": children born into pervasive digital technologies who treat virtual spaces as a seamless supplement to life. She highlights social implications (global, boundary-free relationships), economic changes (remote job creation), and spatial/architectural shifts (digital twinning of offices and virtual conferences), calling virtual natives the future.
Buckle up. This one's gonna be a long one. I want to talk about virtual natives. You know, kids who were born with an iPad or an iPhone in their hand. The ones when you give them a magazine, they're gonna try to swipe left and right. You know, the ones who are building relationships globally with no boundaries, no race and no religion, no sex, no gender. Full acceptance. Being able to be in the virtual space metaverse, which is just considered a supplement of their life. Yeah. Being able to build the type of life that they want. Creating their own jobs remotely. Digital twinning. Going into an office space, virtually exact replica of a brick and mortar. Having conferences, business meetings. Virtual natives are the future. Looking forward to it. How about you?
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